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i or infeoted, they cannot nourish the fibrous tissue around i
i they constantly discharge into the flesh around the. I
iu-ure,' germ-laden matter which gradually eats into the i
ny tissue and causes
..Die for Sores and ulcers, a medicine that can purify the
r hope of a core.' 8- 3. S. has long been recognized as th
L'ood norlflers. eossessin the Qualities necessary to remove
7 from the blood.
a healthy, condition
U and thus makes the
nm and any medical advice free to all who write. . '
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
:ireh Service h
CUITRAl, 'METHODIST CHURCH
- Rev, I . B,1 Jones, pastor; preaching
at U a. nu iby John T. Pullen; Sunday
school, 9:30, R. K Prince, superintend
ent' Fiworth, 'Xeague, Tuesday, 8:15
i.s m., J. H.' APayhe, president; prayer
i idhT. Wednesday, 8:15 p. m. The
J THe" elasa- meets in Its room at 9:15,
J. v. a Weaver,' teacher.
T'UESBYTERlAN Rev. M. McC.
V hite.Uw IX ? Services at 11 a. m. and
8:15, p. m.; Sunday Bchool, 9:30 a. m.
Westminster, League, 7:30 p. m.; Wed
nesday. services,' 8:16 p. m.
.BAPTIST Ro
E.
f'.arner' will preach at 11 a. m. and at
..15 p.'m.; Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.;
i 0,11 services Jin. the court house. All in
" vited. " h .
i - 4 " i , t ,
FJRST, BAPTIST Re v. W. C. Tyree.
T. Ci pastor? ,Dr. J. R. Hunter, super,
intendent"! of ? Sunday school; junday
school. :30 a. rn.l preaching at 11 a. m.
ai1 8 p, ta.i Monday, 8 p. m., Young
pimple's! meeting; Wednesday," 8 p. m
i prayer meeting. A cordial invitation
to- all services, f
EDENTON STREET METHODIST
' Rev. ;W. A. Stanpuryl pastor; services
- tomorrow -.t IV a. m. and 8:15 p. m.;
'Sunday school 'at ,9:30 a. m., James
X3 Brown, ('superintendent; Epworth
ifeagae? meet Monday night; Prayer
' meeting Wednesday at 8:15 p. m.
, ''fltO , MILLS BAPTIST Sunday
s School, S p-jr, J. W. Wallace, super
intendent;, church services at 8:15 p. m.
a-t conauctea dt w. Kicnarason.
1 '4,-A6lfcN-
t
"AC&E "BAPTIST- Ho v. A.
, J, lonelier, VastO""- Rev. Jiio L.. Cook
- " Will preach at ll a. m.; no services at
rt' bight.;: Congregation - will worship at
"' . Favetteville street church at 8 p. m.;
V! Sinjday 'school, 9:15 a. m., N. B.
Brougbton, stfperfnte
rtendent.
' jSI. SAVIOUR CHAPEL Rev.
John
H. jCrosby, minister In charge. Sixth
? 'v Rnnrtav ftr Trlnltv. Sundav school.
i f t a. m.; night' service and sermon, 8:15
- o'clock. Seat' all' free. Everyone In-
1 -'Ited.
' -CHRIST CHURCH Rev. Mnton A.
! Barber, rect5r Rev. John II. Crosby,
assistant.1 Sptth Sunday after Trinity.
' Sunday school,' 8:30 a. m.; divine ser-
vtrtet' and sermon, la. m.; evening
.piayer, 4 o'clock. 'Services during the
i week',- Wednesday, p.: m. and FH-
Reduction
Makes
4,'
20 and 33 1-3
Lli w 4t
ouuip
-'-Tliis sale has been on just one weekyet in its
,:infaiicy-long enough however, to make its impres
.Vfsioirott the young men of this community.
' "'':' If you need a Suit here's your chance, whether
1 itte a two-piece extra light-weight or medium, or a
' thfee-piece medium weight.' They are all here and
are included in this discount sale.
- - A discount of 33 .13 per cent, is put on a lot. of
Suits placed on a separate table, good enough for a
long ; an dcheap enough for you. . .
7.
:3SENGARTEN CO.,
FAYETTEyiLLE STREET,
f;, heals;-.:;;;.
Jo SORES MID ULCERS
s and. Ulcers la the very simplest way. It Jutt oei
lood and removes th cause, and th place is bound
impurities and morbid matters which nave been tn
ulcer open are no longer .absorbed front the blood.
i of salves, lotions, plasters, ete., can never produce
i not reach the source of the trouble: At best they
1 or reduoe Inflammation; such treatment is working on
.reaching thB causa. . Everv nutritive corpuscle in the
the ulcer to enlarge, since impure
While curing the sore or ulcer S. 8.8.
of the flesh by supplying it with rich,
cure, permanent and lasting. Book on
day, 10 a. m. Free seats. Strangers
and visitors cordially invited.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET BAPTIST
Rev. J. L. Cook will speak at the
night service; there will be no morning
service, as the pastor will speak at the
Tabernacle Baptist church. Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m.
HILLSBORO STREET CHRISTIAN
Rev. L. F. Johnson, the pastor, will
preach Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p.
m Sunday school at 9:45, C. H. Stev
enson, superintendent.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST There will
be preaching Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m.
by W. A. Simpkins. and Sunday night
at eight o'clock by Elder Asa D. Short,
of Virginia. Public invited.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP
HERD Rev. I. McK. Pittinger, D. u.,
Rector. Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion at 8 a. m.: Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m.; service and sermon
at 11 a. m.; evening prayer at 6.30 p
m.; services on Wednesday at 10 a. in.,
and on Friday at 6 p. m. The seats are
all free and strangers and visitors are
cordially invited.
Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops
chronic coughs that weaken the con
stitution and develop" Into consumption.
but heals and strengthens the lungs.
It affords comfort and relief in the
worst cases of chronic bronchitis,
aithma, hay fever and lung trouble.-r-
K:ng-Crowell Drug; Company.
Weather Conditions.
The barometric depression over
northern New York has moved to
the New England coast, causing thun
derstorms in the New England and
middle Atlantic states, and North
Carolina. The temperatures have
changed but slightly over the east
ern half of the country; in the west
and northwest they have generally
risen. In the south, the weather con
tinues warm, and only a rew scat
tered local showers are reported.
Heavy rainfall is reported from the
following stations: Wilmington, N.
C, 1.06 inches, and Montgomery,
Ala., 1.5S inches.
The present conditions indicate lo
cal showers in this viciuity tonight or
Sunday.
C. H. RICHARDSO.
. Acting Section Director.
in Prices
Clothes
Per Gent. Off.
" x .'. -t'- . - i'-.-i y,"
...iL-..i.1...ii-j--r-iiin.'. ' " ta
CAN YOP ANSWER IT?
r i . i!.f
Jt yon can give the three
' best answer to the follow--
- big qdestion , you will be
awarded $10.00 for your
thoughts, -v
, There are a thousand and
one answers that could be
given, nt yon must have the .
three BEST, y
O '. All answer will be pub .
llshed in The- Evening Time
, and three -judges will decide
; who has the tfifce best ans-.
'm vera, -; ; ?
No person will be allowed .
O- ' to submit over three answers
Only three will be counted,
The person giving the three
best will be awarded the
prize of 910.00 for the trou-
ble.
' Do not go into a lengthy
discussion,, but make your
answers short and to the
0l- point.' - Say what yon mean.
Nothing personal will be
innted. We are after facts.
If two or. more persons give
the same answers, the ones
bearing the first date will be
counted and 'given credit. ' -
Here is the question; send
in yonr'' answers today:
'WHr IS THE EVRNINQ
TIMES' NORTH CARO-
LINA'S LEADING AFTER-
NOON NEWSPAPER?"
Send all answers to the
Question Editor, -5
THE EVENING TIMES.
ANSWERS.
Raleigh, N. C, July 15, 1909.
Why The Evening Times is the
leading afternoon paper: Because It
is the only afternoon paper in Ral
eigh, and Raleigh is one of the dear
est old towns In North Carolina. Of
coarse her paper leads.
MRS. I. C. HILL,
112 Fir wood Avenue.
July 16, 1909.
To the Editor:
The Raleigh Evening Times is the
best afternoon paper In North Caro
lina:' 1. Because it is the only afternon
paper in the state that has full leased
wire dispatches.
2. Because it reaches the readers
within a radius of the Capitol City
by supper time.
3. Because it carries the largest
and best line of advertising of any
paper in North Carolina.
ROLAND L. HAMLET.
Tarboro, N. C., July 16, 1909.
Question Editor The Evening Times,
Raleigh, N. C.
Dear Sir; I enclose herewith ans-1
wers to the question "Why i The
Evening Times North Carolina's lead- j board of directors of the state hos
ing afternoon newspaper?" . which pital at Raleigh met' in stated sassion
answers I hope will prove winners. ! on July 14th, 1909. " Besides the reg-
But. whether they prove winners or
not my estimate of The Times is ex
pressed in them:
Your truly,
J. E. DIJPREE.
My three answers to the question,
"Why is The Evening Times NorUi
Carolina's leading afternoon paper"
are: .
1. It is the only afternoon paper
published at the State Capitol, and Is
therefore of more interest to the
people of the state than any other
afternoon paper.
2. It gives the most complete tele
graphic news service of any afternoon
paper in the state, covering both gen
eral and state news with a thorough
ness and correctness which make' It
a decided leader. ' ('
ii. Its editorial columns are con
ducted on a high plane, discussing
public questions with marked abllHy,
yet with perfect fairness to every
one, and, like its news columns, both
local and general, its editorials are
always couched in 'such language as
to make their reading by every .mem
ber of the family not onl permissabie,
but truly helpful and elevating.
J. EDGAR DUPREE,
Tarboro, N. C.
Wilson, N. C, July 16, 1909.
Question Editor, The Evening Times,
..: Raleigh, N. C.
Why is Ihe Evening Times .North
Carolina's leading afternoon paper? .
,-1. Because its telegraphic service
embraces all the world's repent hap
penings and is-given to The Times
readers in a condensed readable form.
2. Because its editorials are dem
ocratic in principle and conservative
and with - the single' exception of a
morning daily, the 'subscription price
of which is J 8.00 per year1 the best
edited of any paper in the state
3. Because on account of the ex
ceptional train schedules out Of Ral
eigh The Times' patrons in all' sec
tions of the state receive the- paper
each day at an earlier hour thfin they
do afi'y otlyr afternoon paper, there
by getting- "Today's News Today".
. Very respectfully, "i"
MISS ROSA McFARLAND.
1 ; 1 ; , Telephone Operator, '';'
' Salioi, ry, N. C.July 15, 1WI9. -- ;
Mr. Question Editor, ..: v
' The Evening Tijnes,' ; :-.
;K f? Ralelghi Vt. Cr- '
' v"Why Is The Evening Times North
Carolina's leading afternoon paper V
r: It gives air the news of the state.
at ihe Capitol and the people of the
"-." ir-w f
Ralolgh.-.- y -, " '
2. It Is not demagogues, but con
eervative in tone and stands tor the
good and right always.
.- 3, Its general g& up is good and
It is th.e best edited -of any evening
paper - In the state,?: its', telegraphic
news is most complete: r
MISS AiM..E ETHEL COLLINS, '
i 524 SouthChurchrStreet.
,; . '-..., .,;, ,: . ...;Y; A
,5 - ' i A JNght .RiderVRald. . .
:The worst night riders' are" calomel.
croton oil or aloe pUla. i Not so with
Dr; King's Newl4fe PiUsi' They never
distress or inconvenience, but .always
Cleanse the system, eurlng Colds, Head
ache. Constipation, JIalaria, 25c. st all
druggists. , 'iK, v',.'i ;s ; i . i : '
NEWS FROH KINSTON. , :
Good Artesian i Well New Rural
Route to be4 Installed,
topecial to The' Times)
Kinston, July ; 16 Mr. Leslie
Turnage, the well-nriller, has just se
cured a good overflow at a depth of
245 feet for the Knott Brothers tor
bacco warehouse, on Washington
street. The well, which is located at
tne cuming itti front-of the ware
house, is of good,'' Clear water and
runs 20 gallons to the minute. The
overflow was secured after about 10
days work, y This tlty unquestionably
Is blessed in itfe water. The city wa
ter is-supplied by four eight-inch
overflow wells ranging in depth from
250 to 400 feet.'t f About the city are
several such wells for use of the pub
lic and many- individuals have had
overflow wells drilled for private use;
About the first of September ' a
new "rura'route, will be Installed in
Lenoir county. .'. The route will, run
from the Deep Run postof flee ' and
will make a1 Ir$uit and come east
near to the-Woodington section. This
ronte will supply a long felt 'want
among the people of that neighbor
hood,' who have suffered considerable
inconvenience and delay In receiving
their mall. " S
A rainfall of .43 inches vesterdav
afternoon relieved the oppressive heat
and cleared up the atmosphere con
siderably. - The, thermometer ' had
reached a' maximum of 95.5 degrees
whn the storm came up and in an
hour and a half dropped to 76, reach
ing a minimum of 55 last night.
Many people with chronic throat and
lung trouble have found comfort and
relief , in Foley's Honey'and Tar as it
cures stubborn coughs after ; other
treatment has failed! L. M. Buggies,
Reasoner, Iowa, writes: "The' doctors
said I had consumption, and I got
no better until,. I, took Foley's Honey
and Tar. .It Stopped the hemorrhages
and pain In tny . lungs and they are
now as - sound ' as a bullet." King
Crowell Drug CO.s" '
ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN
For State Hospital to be Elected
August 11th.
The executive committee of the
ular routine business, they instruct
1 - , ... r j a ii . .
eu lilt) auuei uiieuaBui iu can a meet
ing of the full board to be held on
Wednesday, August 11th, at 10
o'clock, for the purpose of electing
another assistant physician, and for
the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before the board.
It was the opinion of the committee
that the salary of the new assistant
physician would be small at first, to
be Increased from time to time, ac
cording to the proficiency of the man.
All applicants are requested to make
their applications to the superintend
ent. '
Sevs Mother Grow Young;
"It would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change in my mother since
she began to use .Electric Bitters,
"writes Mrs. W. I Gilpatrlc of Dan
forlh, Me. "Although past- 70 she
seems really to be - growing young
again. .She vsuffered untold misery
from dyspepsia 20 years. At last she
ctuld neither eat, drlnk: nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health." They , in
vigorate all vital organs, cure- Liver
ani kidney troubles, induce sleep, im
part 'strength and appetite. Only B0C
at all druggists. .
y '..-;.. i. ii,-) iii iV ' i hi X-'.'
anothb:r escaped convict.
Crowd'.-r Michael, Colored, Gets Away
.vw a. From Camp.-. '
Crowder Michael a copper-colored
negro, twentyeven years old,' five
feet -nine inches high, weighs 176
pounds,, brown eyes, black hair, scar
on-back of head.8entenced to'xha
state's prison from Rutherford coun
ty, April 16th, 1908, for a term .of
thrpA vpnrtt fnr lnrnenv. PRrnned fnm
the convict eanjp near Leechville.fi
Beaufort county, N.C, July 12th,
1909.. -v--.-::'; i ;v;'';.-'
. .For his recapture t prison' au
thorities will pay a reward of $25.00
and all necessary expenses. ' . '
, Tortured on a Horse, a '
"For ten years I couldn't rids a horse
without being lb torture from' plies;'
writes U S. Napier,-of Ruglesn,. Ky.r
'when all' doctor ftd other remedlesi
f ailed, Bucklen' Arnica. Salve cured
m." Infallable for Piles, Bufns, Scalds,
Cuts, Bolls, Fever-Sores, - Eczema, Salt
Rheum, ' Corn, ; ZSo. Guaranteed by
all druggists. ;;.: r
:r ? ,
" -'- - Deprived of Title. ' v ,
(By Cable to"Tha TimesV .,' .
Madrid. July 17. The official decree
depriving : the,- infant .Alfonso .of Or '
leans, the king's cousin, of his tltl,",
because h married. JTlncesa Beatrice,
jeensent. W aubllshfcd todays 'y
because he'married. PrlncMs Beatrice,
?1
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SEND IN YOUR
t
PRESCRIftlONS
:)- this' evening, as we
t, 1 will ' be . closea to-
- r '. -Drop.
; 'in
;,.'W.,tl(,.
morrow,-;
' ": v"
on : your way- home
and git yonr Sunday
Cigars.
'A-
Masoic Tentple
O. G. KTNG,
prletor.
r;
C. C. Phone, No.' 244.
Raleigh Phone, No. 154.
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RAILWAY
.'..-.... JSi. :-i-.vt: -jr.
Scenic Route to the West
TWO PAST ' VESTIBCXB TRAINS
WITH DINING GAR 8&RY1GK.
Through Pullman Sleeper to Lont.
viile, Cincinnati, Chicago, . , ;
and St. liooia, , ; v
Lv. Richmond. 3:00 p ra 11:00 p m
Lv. Char'sville 7: 00 p m ' 2:52 a m
Lv. Lynchburg . 4:00pm .......
Ar. Cincinnati. 8:15 am 6:00pm
Ar. Louisville. 11:30 am 7:30pm
Ar. Chicago... 5; 25pm 7:i0am
Ar. St. Louis . .5?8pm 7:17am
Direct Connection for -All
Point
West and Northwest,
QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTH.
Tbe Line to the Celebrated Resort
of Virginia. ; ;j ;v:'.'
For descriptive matter, schedule
and Pullman Reservation. addreM .
W. O. WABTHBN,
D. P. A., Richmond. Va. .
JNO. D. POTTS.
Geq'l Pas. Agent '
Ice Cream, 25 Cents Quart.
We Are Open at Night. .
BKTTS' 1CK CREAM.
Capital City Phone 230.
PRQfESSIQNAL
Dr. Sam Norris. Dr. Ernest Douglass
Norris & Douglas,
' 7 DENTISTS. 4
22S Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. C, .
' We will do . your Dental : work
promptly, neatly, and substantially,
and 25 cheaper; than any other
firatMclas Dentist in the state. We
will give you a written guarantee
that work done by us is first-class In
every respect, and will preserve; the
teeth and remain Intact permanently.
come, w e
Qf ! Ktn w,ii ms mwmnjtmm' i m anwi
Coyer spring sfp& toal
whjph will be coming in a little laten
We aire not going into full details I
maWng a reUcbii tHatu
1 5; Cross
style,. Our, Mkes are , from the best
Iwjieiifyou
Slyoi are getting thfiSjee oir
lncJlpw shbyii
iof thewe Sc
f - j J pi v w.k v lxa krRKKf- .
Jm0'mm0'
fY9VtkvtLLto STREET
1
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: Save- 'Mdttey i;
4
Here is the Tnost remarkable sale in the history of the V;
i i Shoe BnsIhessWq, aye offering all Tans, a standard make of
, Shoes at sweeping prico-eductloii8--we can't printi tf lname,,V
;f rherevf The makers won'allow It. But yon Wilt know ;the
name before von bnv: it's on every pair. ' Andrt's a 1oneoWi,
vou hnv.
hold word the world over.
make of Shoes right now. . At any 'rate thousands of (cityl
: nien (and -women V have worn, it lor yean and are wearing it -
today. Thejj regard H as
- a uargam even ai ngmmr. .price. ,r.f-.. ,v? -.iw-K.w,vr'.a'K:;
w Adit's, the only make (that has ALL the essential featnresof ;
(' correct custom style, quarter-size fittings, and PROVED! .'
QUALITY; , 'r ; ' 'r h::';;;r':
Dcrc arc the price rcdicte:
;.;J;;t....?i
"' ' ; 3.B0 ' Shoes' Reeduced to . . ; ..... ; . : 2.87 ; : ' , . .v
. ' . $4.00 Shoes Reduced to . .. . . . . V. $3.00
' , 5.00 Shoe Reduced to . . . . ; . . 3.75 V
-, Ttiese stuiendon8 bargains will go quickly, l'ou must
act quickly. . . N
EDGAR E
. Ilaberdasber,
'f','it -'f Ii"J; "uKJn;;rt ri
Editor now or secure scholarship
IlilcHOLAllSlllPi M
Rate stops July 2X Get ouW'blg Illustrated catalogue its ' FR,f3. ;
DRAUGHAN'S
CAROLINA BANKERS Indorse Draughoh'g as. THE BEST. Addrss, .
JNO, T. DRAUGHON. Press Fisher
1 " " 1 .
WHITE
We make a specialty of
waists. Easily soilefl, but the problem is easily solved if
you will send them to us to be laundered. 'Phone for our
wagons, they will call for, and deliver your pacakges. '
Oak City Stekm La
...Both Phones, '87. .- ;.-v :bJ RAIiEIGB; IT. C
M SPECIAL SALE
. -t
Porch Rockws, Chairs, Settees
ivlWbhiy. iaM ",a few days ioner. Read
thesepriccs and" gel tVusy. : ;:"v :
$0.00 Rockers for . .
93.50. Rockers for . .
" $23 Rockers for . .
!2.75 Rockers for . .
$2.50 Rockers for . .
81.75 Rockers for; . .
, 95.00 Settees for . . .
$4.75 Settees for . . .'
$2.50 Arm Chairs for
$2.25 Arm Chairs for
f 1.50
$2.0O
$2.6fll.
$2.25
$2.00
$1.45
$4.15
$.4.90
$2.00
$1.75
CAPITAL FURNITURE COMPANY,
CAPITAL CITY ' PHONE 352. RAUKIGH PJHONE 107.
; 203-206 Fayetteville St. . . '8-10 E. Hargett St.
are zomz to make a
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i sjjn 0&mim&m,m00m&J i '";y;-''' V '
Von inay be . wearing this very,
theVt'lnesll; make in the world and ; I
BROUGHTON,
Raleigh, N. O
and enter later. You must hutry Special
C01LEGE
Bldg., Raleigh, N. C. f :
" I
laundering White Shirt
:OF:
;"-:t v-ii,;.''....'M',:.. . '.:
IjOWEST PRICES
KER MADE ON .
THESE GOODS. ...
NO GOODS CHAjtGED
AT THESE PRICES.
A Few Other Goods at special
. Ueduction.
' ' ' .
clean up or our I
fall goods -
i
we say that we
: " " ,;y c:fl$tfic
manufacturers and .
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